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A key output from the Active Travel Strategy is the development of the City Network, which will provide an accessible, safe, coherent and direct active travel network across Glasgow. To be delivered by 2031, the City Network will connect key amenities and drivers of travel such as education, business, retail and culture.

The Connectivity, People and Place: Interim Delivery Plan for the City Network sets out the design standards for the City Network. The proposed routes forming the network have been selected following city-wide screening for width, access to amenities, and achieving at least a medium level of service for route density according to Cycling by Design 2021 guidance.

The Final Delivery Plan for the City Network sets out the phasing of key sections of the network, allowing GCC officers to prioritise design and delivery across the city over a 10 year period. As the overarching network document for the GCC delivery teams, it will also be used to direct funding applications.

The development of the more informal Neighbourhood Network will focus on improvements for walking and wheeling to enable easy everyday active journeys within neighbourhoods, and to make easy connections to the City Network and public transport networks. 

The City and Neighbourhood Networks will be co-created as part of Glasgow's Liveable Neighbourhoods programme at a multi-neighbourhood level.

City Network Phase 1: Inner North and South

This first phase, as outlined in the City Network Final Delivery Plan, focuses on the Inner North and South networks. These two distinct geographical areas of Glasgow together will form approximately 56.5km of active travel routes.

Consultants AECOM with Austin-Smith:Lord and WAVEparticle, have been appointed by Glasgow City Council NRS to progress these two project areas to Preliminary Design by the end of 2024.

Consultations

City Network - Inner North and South

The City Network will provide a dense network of high quality segregated cycleways and improved pedestrian infrastructure across Glasgow.

The emerging design proposals will be available for everyone to see. This will allow you to share ideas, provide feedback and shape the network to benefit your community.

Our City Network Inner North and South consultation survey will open on Monday 9 September and close on Sunday 20 October 2024.

You can find out more information on the City Network Inner North and South on our StoryMap.

Please come along to our drop-in consultation events to find out more. Dates, times and venues are listed below:

Inner North Drop-in Events
DateTimeVenue
Monday 9 September 202415:00 - 19:00St Enoch's Hogganfield Parish Church, 860 Cumbernauld Road, G33 2QW
Tuesday 10 September 202411:00 - 14:00Mackintosh Queen's Cross Church, 870 Garscube Road, Glasgow, G20 7EL 
Wednesday 11 September 202415:00 - 19:00Barmulloch Residents Centre, 54 Quarrywood Road, G21 3ET
Friday 13 September 202415:00 - 18:00Spirit of Springburn Community Hub, Springburn Shopping Centre, G21 1TS
Tuesday 17 September 202410:00 - 13:00

Kelvin College, Springburn Campus Foyer, 123 Flemington Street, G21 4TD

Wednesday 18 September 202415:00 - 19:00

Royston Library, 61 Royston Road, Glasgow, G21 2QW

South Drop-in Events

Dates

Time

Venue

Tuesday 10 September 2024

15:30 - 19:30

Pollokshields Community Centre, 15 Kenmure Street, Glasgow G41 2NT

Thursday 12 September 2024

10:00 - 13:00

Larkfield Community Centre, 39 Inglefield Street, Glasgow, G42 7AY 

Monday 16 September 2024

10:00 - 13:00

Newlands South Church, McFarlane Hall, 37 Riverside Rd, Glasgow, G43 2EG

Tuesday 17 September 2024

15:45 - 19:45

Couper Institute, 84-86 Clarkston Road, Glasgow, G44 3DA

Thursday 19 September 2024

15:00 - 19:00

Pollokshaws Burgh Hall, Small Hall, 2025 Pollokshaws Road, Glasgow G43 1NE

 

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Last modified on 16 August 2024

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